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Tips to Solve Cause and Effect in Reasoning question for Banking

Tips to Solve Cause and Effect in Reasoning question for Banking


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CAUSE & EFFECT

Directions for Q: 1-10 In each of the questions given below, 2 statements are followed by five options. You have to observe the given statements & then judge which of the following Cause & Effect holds valid according to the given statements. Give answer as:
(A). if Statement I is the cause of the statement and statement II is its effect
(B). if Statement II is the cause of the statement and statement I is its effect
(C). if both the statements I and II are independent causes
(D). if both the statements I and II are effects of an independent cause
(E). if both the statements I and II are effects of some common cause


Q: 1 Statements:
  1. There is an unprecedented rise in the number of young unemployed graduates in comparison with the previous year.
  2. A large number of candidates have registered their applications against an advertisement for the post of manager released by the bank.

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